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King"s Cross Church is a Jesus-Centered, Grace-Motivated, Gospel-Saturated church located in Farmington , Utah. It is our vision to be a safe place for people to encounter Jesus. This podcast is an extension of that vision as you listen to teaching ministry of King"s Cross Church.

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Whose Voice Has Authority in Your Life? | Mark...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/10/02

We live in a culture saturated with voices and expert opinions readily at our fingertips, but the question is whether we regard Jesus as the most authoritative voice in our lives. This week, Pastor Austin took us through Mark 12, where we find Jesus in the final week of His life, facing off against some of the sharpest religious and political minds of His day. The Pharisees and Herodians, two groups who could not stand each other, unite in an attempt to trap Him with a loaded question about paying

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40:38

Jesus' authority challenged | Mark 11:27-12:12 |...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/09/25

A.W. Tozer once wrote, "What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us." That quote is worth sitting with for a moment. What do you really believe about God? And how has that understanding shaped the way you live each day? Are there distorted or warped views of God that may be keeping you from fully experiencing His love for you and the abundant life He so desires for you? In Mark 11 and 12, the religious authorities come to Jesus demanding, "By what authority

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Leaves Without the Fruit | Mark 11:12-25 | Austin Glenn

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/09/15

In Mark 11:12–25, we see two powerful moments that at first glance might seem completely unrelated. Jesus curses a barren fig tree, and then He walks into the temple and overturns the tables of the money changers. These two events are not random displays of Jesus' righteous anger, but they are deeply connected. Together, they invite us to think about what it means to have a faith that is more than outward appearance—a faith that is alive, rooted in God, and truly producing fruit. Throughout the

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Confidence in What God is Doing Next | Philippians...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/09/09

Goodbyes are hard, but Philippians 1:1–11 reminds us that while chapters may change, God isn't finished yet. In his letter, Paul looks back with gratitude for what God has done in the lives of the Philippians, while confidently looking ahead to what God will continue to do, saying, "He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion." Our confidence isn't in a pastor, a particular season, or even ourselves—it is in Christ. One of the themes of Philippians is that we were made for

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A King We Can Trust | Mark 11:1-11 | Austin Glenn

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/09/01

What does it look like when heaven collides with earth? In Mark 11:1-11, we find ourselves standing at one of the most carefully orchestrated moments in all of human history. Two processions entered Jerusalem on the same day from opposite sides of the city. One came from the west, a thundering display of Roman military power under Pontius Pilate, all leather and iron and intimidation. The other came from the east, a humble king on a borrowed donkey, surrounded by ordinary people waving branches and

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The Unexpected Path to Greatness | Mark 10:32-52 |...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/08/26

What does it really mean to be great? We spend so much of our lives chasing significance through achievement, approval, and performance—only to discover that none of it can satisfy us. Jesus offers a radically different path to greatness. In Mark 10, Jesus turns our definition of greatness upside down: "Whoever would be great among you must be your servant...For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many." The ransom has already been paid. The

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40:30

Jesus Movement | Acts 2:36-47 | JR Vassar

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/08/19

What happens when God moves powerfully among His people? Acts 2 shows us a church devoted completely to Jesus—to His Word, prayer, fellowship, and one another. They had no buildings, platforms, or influence by worldly standards, yet their devotion produced awe, radical generosity, deep community, and lives transformed by the gospel. The question is simple: Are we that kind of people? God still moves among people who are fully surrendered to Jesus and willing to build their lives around His purposes

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When the Wise See Their Foolishness | Psalm 14 | Josh...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/08/13

What does it truly mean to be a fool? Psalm 14 confronts us with a portrait of foolishness that goes far deeper than mere ignorance or lack of intelligence. The psalmist reveals that foolishness is not primarily an intellectual failure but a condition of the heart. This psalm invites us to ask a hard and honest question of ourselves: in what areas of our lives are we living as though God simply does not factor in? The fool's path leads to corruption, the exploitation of the vulnerable, and

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44:25

I Shall Not Want | Psalm 23 | Austin Glenn | Psalms:...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/08/04

Why should I trust God? Psalm 23 may be one of the most familiar passages in the Bible, but familiarity can often cause complacency. Written by a man who knew both green pastures and dark valleys, Psalm 23 gives us a deep and personal confidence: if the Lord is your Shepherd, you can trust him in all things. In this message, we see three reasons why. God satisfies us when the world leaves us empty. He sustains us through the valleys we cannot escape. And through Jesus, the Good Shepherd who laid

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How to Grieve | Psalm 13 | Josh Gardner | Psalms: The...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/07/27

Suffering is universal. We're either walking out of it, stuck in it, or bracing for it. But Psalm 13 offers a surprising answer: not stoic silence, not fake positivity, but lament. David shows us the honest path: crying out to God with raw grief, boldly asking for help, and then choosing to trust even when nothing's changed. And God welcomes every bit of it. The real invitation in Psalm 13 is to greater honesty with God actually leads to greater closeness with him. He's not offended by our pain, and

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When Words Wound | Psalm 12 | Josh Gardner | Psalms:...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/07/23

Words can build up or burn down. In Psalm 12, David cries out to God surrounded by lies, flattery, and pride -- a feeling many of us know well. The root of it all? A heart that says, "Who is master over me?" But there is a word that cuts through every lie. "The words of the Lord are pure, like silver refined in a furnace on the ground, purified seven times." (Psalm 12:6) God's word does not bend, shift, or deceive. It holds. When the world around you feels full of deceit and the noise gets loud, the

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When Foundations Crumble | Psalm 11 | Austin Glenn |...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/07/14

What do you do when everything feels unstable — your finances, your marriage, your future? In that moment, there are two voices competing for your attention, and most of us don't even realize we're choosing between them. One of them sounds like wisdom. It isn't. David faced this delima with everyone around him telling him to run. Psalm 11 captures the internal battle that followed — and how he was able to stand firm when the foundaitons where crumbling.

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Shifting Your Gaze | Psalm 10 | Brent Van Sickle |...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/07/07

When life feels like God has gone silent—when headlines horrify, diagnoses devastate, or injustice seems to win—where do you turn? Pastor Brent walks through Psalm 10, where David voices the raw, desperate cry: *"Why, O Lord, do you stand far away?"* Rather than pretending everything is fine, David brings his unfiltered pain straight to God—and that honest prayer becomes the turning point. Like a concussed player finally looking up from the ground, David shifts his gaze from overwhelming

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Pain to Praise | Psalm 9 | Austin Glenn | Psalm: The...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/06/30

Have you ever found yourself crushed by life, desperately searching for something unshakeable to hold onto? Pastor Austin unpacks Psalm 9—a song David sang not after the battle, but *in the middle of it*—revealing two powerful practices for finding hope in hardship: celebrating God's former deliverance and anticipating His final deliverance. From a harrowing mountain rollover that should have claimed his life to a miraculous $2,000 provision during seminary, Pastor Austin shares how remembering

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How To Have Eternal Life | Mark 10:13-31 | Austin...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/06/23

What if you've done everything right—followed all the rules, checked every box—and still feel a hollow uncertainty about where you stand before God? Pastor Austin draws us into the story of the rich young ruler, a man with wealth, influence, and morality who still left Jesus sorrowful because he wouldn't release what he treasured most. Like Martin Luther, who fasted and scourged himself yet felt no peace, many of us carry that same quiet ache. This message offers a transformative answer: trust Jesus

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Marriage | Mark 10:1-12 | Austin Glenn | Mark: Living...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/06/17

***Sorry, the first few minutes didn't get recorded*** What if the deepest longing of your heart—to be truly known and loved—was never meant to be satisfied by another person at all? Pastor Austin unpacks a provocative cultural moment—people literally dating AI companions—to reveal a deeper crisis: we've redefined marriage as a vehicle for personal fulfillment rather than God's original design. Drawing from Mark 10, he shows how Jesus reframes marriage as a sacred one-flesh union meant to reflect

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The Path to True Greatness | Mark 9:30-50 | Josh...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/06/07

What does it truly mean to be great? This week's teaching confronts one of the most common struggles of the human heart: the desire to be noticed, respected, and first. As Jesus responds to His disciples' argument about who was the greatest, He reveals a completely different path—one marked by humility, service, and ruthless opposition to sin. If you've ever wrestled with pride, ambition, or finding significance, this message may challenge everything you thought greatness was and show you the

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Why the Trinity Matters | Exodus 20:1-3 | Don Krafft...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/06/02

What if going back to the basics could change the way you see God and your whole life? This week's teaching looks at why knowing God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is the foundation of our faith. In a world that pulls our hearts toward success, approval, and other empty promises, we're reminded that only God truly satisfies. Discover how the Father's love, the Son's sacrifice, and the Holy Spirit's work in us can reshape what we trust, what we chase, and how we live each day. Exodus

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42:14

Overcoming Despair | Mark 9:14-29 | Austin Glenn |...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/05/26

What if your hardest season is exactly where Jesus wants to meet you? This week's teaching from Mark 9 explores how Jesus meets us in life's valleys with power, hope, and grace. Through a desperate father's honest prayer—"I believe; help my unbelief"—we're reminded that faith isn't about having it all together, but depending fully on Him. If you're facing struggles in your family, finances, health, or faith, this week's teaching will show how prayer becomes the bridge from weakness to

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The Road to Glory | Mark 9:2-13 | Austin Glenn |...

King"s Cross Utah ·

2026/05/19

What if the hardest path you're avoiding is actually the road to your greatest transformation? This week's teaching follows Jesus and His disciples up Mount Hermon, where the glory of Christ is revealed in the breathtaking transfiguration before the journey to the cross begins. As God declares, "This is my beloved Son—listen to Him," we're reminded that true discipleship is costly, but it leads to lasting glory. Discover how worship fuels obedience, why self-denial is the path to

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